E.S.P.
- noun
- Many people claim to have E.S.P. and believe they can sense things others cannot.
Examples
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Scientific studies have tried to prove the existence of E.S.P., but with little success.
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The psychic was famous for her alleged E.S.P. abilities during investigations.
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Many people believe in E.S.P..
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Do you think E.S.P. is real?
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Many people claim to have E.S.P. and believe they can sense things others cannot.
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Scientific studies have tried to prove the existence of E.S.P., but they have not found conclusive evidence.
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The psychic was celebrated for her remarkable E.S.P. abilities, particularly in demonstrating her skills during live performances.
Synonyms
A natural feeling that tells you things without using sight, hearing, touch, smell, or taste
The claimed ability to know things without using the five usual senses
A claimed ability to know about people, places, or events without using the usual senses
To see or know things before they happen
A supposed ability to know things without using the normal senses
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word E.S.P. stands for extra- 'outside', sensory 'senses', and perception 'awareness'. A helpful way to remember it is that E.S.P. means a supposed 'extra' or 'sixth sense' that lets someone know things beyond the normal five senses.